In my years of real-life experience in learning to manage and overcome Adult ADD, one of the steps that has proven to be beneficial is looking at myself in the mirror, figuratively speaking. I don't need to look in the mirror literally, I see enough literal reminders every morning after my shower of my receding hairline and what are supposed to be distinguished wrinkle lines of experience - also known as crow's feet around my eyes :)
Getting back on topic and away from my wandering ADD...
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High school graduation can signify many things: an entry into the adult world, the end of childhood, the beginning of working full time or maybe... Read more »
Results of a small chiropractic study, has found adults with attention deficit disorder improved concentration after two months of care. Patients... Read more »
Doctors often aren't sure what do to when older adults are diagnosed with attention deficit disorder because many medications for younger people have... Read more »
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